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item:- JandMN (423)
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Geological map, colour lithograph, N part only,
Geological Map of England and Wales, scale about 18 miles to
1 inch, published by G W Bacon and Co, Strand, London, 1895.
Sheet 99 from the Commercial and Library Atlas of the
British Isles from the Ordnance Survey.
Geological areas are delimited by a fine dotted line. The
colouring does not distinguish all of these, for instance -
the Shap Granite is coloured as part of the Carboniferous
limestone; the Coniston Limestone series is not shown at
all. The bottom of the stratigraphical column has Cambrian
then Silurian, no Ordovician which had been introduced
several decades before.
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Bacon 1895
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map feature (from N sheet only):-
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piano key border & up is N & scale line & lat
and long scales & sea plain & coast line &
rivers & lakes & settlements & roads &
railways & canals & geology & stratigraphical
column
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inscription:-
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printed upper left
GEOLOGICAL / MAP OF / ENGLAND AND WALES
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inscription:-
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printed bottom
GEOLOGICAL ENGLAND NORTH SHEET
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inscription:-
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printed with scale line
Scale of Miles
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scale line:-
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50+5 miles = 80.7 mm
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wxh, sheet:-
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53.5x34cm
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wxh, map:-
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511x315mm
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scale:-
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1 to 1100000 ? (1 to 1096827 from scale line)
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notes
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